All U.S. casinos closed for months in 2020. Since that unprecedented event, a big concern for slots enthusiasts is if casinos have reduced their return-to-player (RTP) and, if so, have they stopped yet? But is that true? Let’s look closely at the return statistics for New Jersey slots return-to-player for its Atlantic City casinos.
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Slot Machines Aren’t Random Like Roulette Wheels
After talking about winning slots strategies, my audience asks, “You’re saying that slot machines aren’t totally random??” I often reply, “Oh, slot machines are random. But a slot machine’s spinning reels aren’t like roulette wheels.” Let’s discuss randomness, the kind everyone talks about and another which gets more use.
Slot Machines are a Thinking Person’s Game
Luck is what most slots enthusiasts rely on to win. But most of the time it’s not about luck but, instead, how its operator sets up the casino. Don’t play the slot machine – play the casino. You walk into a casino intending to play slot machines and do what, exactly? As a thinking person, you should have a plan. Here’s mine.
Mississippi Slots Return-To-Player: Before and After the 2020 Pandemic
In the months leading up and after all U.S. casinos closed in 2020, a big concern for slots enthusiasts is if casinos have reduced their return-to-player (RTP). It seems certain they must have. But when did they and, most importantly, have them stopped? I examine Mississippi’s monthly player win percentages for the facts.
Your Slots Gambling Records for Income Tax Returns 2021
Are you keeping slots gambling records in 2021? Why not? It’s simple. It’s easy. It’s too late for last year but not yet for this year for federal, state, and local income taxes. Oh, and don’t forget to log the free-market value of any casino comps! Plus, to help, I offer templates! Remember to watch for updates from the IRS.
Florida Slots Return-To-Player: Are Casinos Cheating You?
All U.S. casinos closed in 2020 for months. Since then, one of the biggest concerns of slots enthusiasts is that casinos are trying to “make back their lost gaming revenue.” But is that true, state-by-state, for either commercial or tribal casinos? And if so, for which? Let’s look closely at Florida slots RTP for its commercial casinos.
